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Matmen,
Lions Seek
sth Win In
Away Match
By LOU PRATO
Coach Charlev Speidel will leagues, began second semester. Navy, Penn State and Army are sharing the top perch
T»r«.hahlv stick ’to the same competition with shutout vie-;at the present time, each, boasting 1-0 slates. However, one of
lineup this afternoon at Anna- S theNR d*!i^totUsafternoon^
polls that opened against Ohio and Leon Esh'elman, who felted, Lio sf- . . . jthe flying rings and parallel bars
State last week when the 524 pins for the match, sparked ' Pen ? sta J* “ rated a slight | and was nudged by a single coun
• AGR win. ,favorite on the basis of compara-!ter in the horizontal bar competi-
Nitlany Lion matmen go after Dave Lynch (185 game) and tive scores - ,tion. Teammate Dion Weissend
their fifth w.n of the year against Tommy Holmes (506 series) led Temple has fallen io both was the winner.
Navy. the Pi Kappa Phi triumph. , teams thus far. The midshipmen ' Weissend and sophomore Gil
That combination came through In other “C” circuit action, Ted : toppled them at Philadelphia Leu (pronounced Lou) are also
with a thunderous 36-0 victory Lyon (209-528) led Beta Theta Pi; last Saturday. 51ti-44Vi. while ' triple-duty performers. Weis
over the Buckeves, the best Lion to a whitewash win over Chi Phi. i the Owls were swamped at Rec- I send tumbles and works on the
scoring production in years. The losers’ Craig Mosebach (176-’ realion Hall, 70 , ,4-25 I .i. parallel bars upon "occasion.
The "Little Four”—Sid Nod- : 472) took individual honors for' The wider margin of victory'! while Leu works the side horse,
land. 123; Johnny Johnston, DAVE ADAMS f^e doesn’t satisfy Lion coach Gene parallel bars and horizontal
130; John Pepe. 137; and Dave rrhnr , ,-. in L hn y ' Acacia - on the strength of Alan Wettstone. Warned Wettstone: bar.
Adams. 147 will fill out the J,eets 9‘ - c hoo neighbor Jones 220 game and 523 series l ‘T feel that the home team al- Phil Mullen turned in a 3.7 on
first four berths with Bill La- joss for the Lion grappler in his & , rt L t ?° 3 4 '° decision from ways has a 10-point advantage.” jhis first trip up the rope in the
bone. 157: George Gray. 167: 16-match dual career. Heta c T a IV , In addition to its triumph over; Tern pie meet, while Dick Rehm
Bruce Gilmore. 177; and Sam Adams has had a tougher road! w „ W3yn ? •5, y yri, s . m . gl , e) v and ,Temple, Navy has scored wins;was close behind for second, and
Markle. Hwt.; in the latter than his teammates. In 20 regular “ mv * a .Linaiors (471 triple) led |o ver West Chester State TeachersiJobn Hidinger, another Lion,
quartet season matches the Bellefonte co- f m . Ka PP a bigmakeglers to ; College. Duke and West Virginia, completed the sweep. Navy’s top
Labone is making his second captain has won 14, lost four, andironVl'lwfoi nI III6 Nittany Lions also own alchmber can show only a 4.0 as
start for Speidel. Last week. La-tied two. ; Don Benner (191-497) paced Delta non-league decision over thesis best effort,
bone beat Ohio State’s eaptaini He will pit his undefeated mark; Riii xrAvaWi,; uon „ [Mountaineers. 60-3 6. 1 Elsewhere, Wettstone plans to
Bob DeFelice when the matchiagainst Navy’s unbeaten (3-0):,„rp„ ”url' u 211 game,, Penn State will return to Anna-; start Jack Biesterfeldt along with
was stopped early in the first captain Bob Daughenbaugh this;!Sf ~ a ; t fi u Pf polis in March for the National ;Leu and either Vega or Walt Heil
period because of an injury. afternoon. Daughenbaugh is a na-’pTj hut theirAi„h A ‘ P o P ?; Collegiate Athletic Association : er on the side horse: Ed Sidwell,
Nod land, Johnston, and Adams tive of near-by Clearfield and!„ back b v W Kan™ Alnh, Jack Donahue and Vega, on the
are carrying undefeated marks,was runner-up in the state high'ißaillis (I*B3-454) narpd P piKa The have not been ;nngs; Dave Dulaney, Adei Ste
into the meet although Adams has!school 145-pound championships virtorv ” , beaten in a single event this vens and Weissend, tumbling, and
been held to a draw. Nodland in 19d1. ! The'final “C” tilt saw T.amhrte yea . r and . nov ? have a 12-event ;Vega, Leu and Bob Foht, parallel
and Adams have won four mat-; The upperweight men still hold Chi Aloha and Si pm a Phi Alnha' s^te * n 9oing into the tumbling (bans.
dies and Johnston has copped the key to the Nittany success.(divide four ooints Bob Fenis cora P e t*tion al Navy. j JT>e Middies stand out on the
five. The three mainstays—Gray, Gil-i(210-540) was LCA’s' best shooter i. Navy mentor, Chet Phillips.| « d * horse,, where captain Rex
Nodland has never tasted de- more, and Markle—are picking up; while Bob Schuman (188-496) led not permit any member of Leonard and Charles Kimmel
feat in dual match competition, much experience as the season SPA. sc 3 to participate in more nave developed into a strong
He has won 15 and tied 3 during,goes by. This was proven last, ‘ * than one event, which allows for one-two combo.
the regular season and has an week when all three came!iu l|#. M dU»«l| c.t.La (quite a bit more specialization ■ - ■ ■ -
overall 23-3-3 record. through with impressive victories, cnTr,es .than the Nittany Lions can enjoy. M . ,
Johnston and Pepe—who Gray and Gilmore by way of falls.! Entries for the 1957 handball:However, Wettstone has proved,! *» •«
owns a 4-1 ledger this season— | * isingles tournament are due Febjvear in and year out, that hisj The Varsity “S” Club will hold
have records almost as impres- 1 13 at 4:30 p.m. in 202 Recreation!men are up to the task of working its first meeting of the spring
sire. Johnston's only defeat in ! Penn State’s basketball team Hall. in more than the single event. (semester Wednesday, Feb>*J.3, at
13 dual meets was to National has remained consistently among An organization may enter four) Armando Vega, the national 10 p.m. at Delta Tau Delta.
Champion Ed Peery lest season, the top ten in the nation on de-,men in the tournament, while in-, parallel bars crownbearer, has il- All whether
. Pepe was beaten this year by'fense during the current cam- dependent students may enter asjlustrated Wettstone's.axiom. Vega members or not are invited to at-
Maryland’s Red Norris, the second paign. unattached individuals. waltzed away with victories on;tend. .
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